Kori Rushton News

IRT 3B Development Series presents American Centaur: WHEN RICHARD ORDERED THE SUN TO SET and K5

IRT is proud to announce the fully realized production of one of 2010's most imaginative 3B Development projects. Opens this week at CSV Center (107 Suffolk St. at Rivington).

IRT is proud to announce the fully realized production of one of 2010's most imaginative 3B Development projects. Opens this week at CSV Center (107 Suffolk St. at Rivington).

F*It Club, in association with IRT's 3B Development Series, presents The Spring Fling: 8 Brand New Plays

F*It Club, in association with IRT's 3B Development Series, presents The Spring Fling: 8 Brand New Plays

Trousers is a play about two men-one wearing a fifteen-foot pair of trousers, one not wearing any trousers at all-and the bruising conflict that ensues between them

Trousers is a play about two men-one wearing a fifteen-foot pair of trousers, one not wearing any trousers at all-and the bruising conflict that ensues between them

IRT welcomes you to the latest work in the 3B Development Series: Adaptive Arts, a new off-off Broadway Theater Company dedicated to raising awareness of Autism, presents a rarely performed work by J.M. Barrie ('Peter Pan').

IRT is proud to announce a new work by 3B residents Soul Strata Theater. Opening tomorrow: OF RIVERS, OF DAYS A theatrical adaptation of Henry David Thoreau's first book, A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers, performed in movement, song, sign, and the spoken word.

This winter, Diana Amsterdam's Carnival Round the Central Figure brings the macabre back to New York City.

This winter, Diana Amsterdam's Carnival Round the Central Figure brings the macabre back to New York City.

This winter, Diana Amsterdam's Carnival Round the Central Figure brings the macabre back to New York City.

This winter, Diana Amsterdam's Carnival Round the Central Figure brings the macabre back to New York City.

This winter, Diana Amsterdam's Carnival Round the Central Figure brings the macabre back to New York City. In a staging by Karen Kohlhaas reminiscent of the carnal exorbitance of carnivale's heyday, featuring a cast of characters pulled straight from the murky depths of the human psyche. Carnival is a hilarious, bizarre, and poignant story of the meaning of death, of dying with dignity, and the ancient dilemma of living for a life after death. Presented by IRT Theater (Kori Rushton, Artistic Director).

This winter, Diana Amsterdam's CARNIVAL ROUND THE CENTRAL FIGURE brings the macabre back to New York City. In a staging by Karen Kohlhaas reminiscent of the carnal exorbitance of carnivale's heyday, featuring a cast of characters pulled straight from the murky depths of the human psyche. Carnival is a hilarious, bizarre, and poignant story of the meaning of death, of dying with dignity, and the ancient dilemma of living for a life after death. Presented by IRT Theater (Kori Rushton, Artistic Director).

BARRING THE UNFORESEEN, Mike Daisey's terrifying new monologue about ghost stories and why we tell them, will play a special, limited engagement the week of Halloween. Created and performed by Mike Daisey and directed by Jean-Michele Gregory, the show begins performances at IRT on Tuesday, October 26th.

BARRING THE UNFORESEEN, Mike Daisey's terrifying new monologue about ghost stories and why we tell them, will play a special, limited engagement the week of Halloween. Created and performed by Mike Daisey and directed by Jean-Michele Gregory, the show begins performances at IRT on Tuesday, October 26th.

BARRING THE UNFORESEEN, Mike Daisey's terrifying new monologue about ghost stories and why we tell them, will play a special, limited engagement the week of Halloween. Created and performed by Mike Daisey and directed by Jean-Michele Gregory, the show begins performances at IRT on Tuesday, October 26th.

BARRING THE UNFORESEEN, Mike Daisey's terrifying new monologue about ghost stories and why we tell them, will play a special, limited engagement the week of Halloween. Created and performed by Mike Daisey and directed by Jean-Michele Gregory, the show begins performances at IRT on Tuesday, October 26th.

Past and present performers of the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical Spring Awakening come together for a one night only event MONDAY DECEMBER 8th at IRT (154 Christopher Street) with a performance (at 7pm & 10PM) of music inspired by the Rainer Maria Rilke poem Sonnets to Orpheus, Part Two, XII. Proceeds from the show will benefit the Actors Fund and IRT Theater's Artist In Residency program. In the spirit of the holiday season past and present, the Spring Awakening casts - both present and past - perform much of their favorite music. The theme of the show reflects the poem's tone of wanting the changes that come into our lives. The show will also feature a sneak peak into each cast member's Spring Awakening audition.